Apsit A.P. Our Orderlies at the Forefront. Moscow: editions of type-lithography "Victoria", between 1914 and 1917. Zincography. (See in the Digital Library)
Arkhipov A.E. [Sisters of Mercy.] Moscow: A.A. Levenson Printshop, between 1914 and 1917. Chromolithography. (See in the Digital Library)
Vinogradov S.A. Sister. Moscow: Moscow Department of the Siberian Society for Assistance to Sick and Wounded Soldiers and War Victims, between 1914 and 1917. Chromolithography.
Dmitriev N. Brother of Mercy. Kiev: Rassvet, between 1914 and 1917. Phototype.
Dobuzhinsky M.V. Sister in the Hospital Train. Petrograd: Community of St. Eugenia, 1915. Lithograph.
6-8. From the series "During the War". Minsk: Adamovich, between 1914 and 1917. Phototype.
In Position near the Folwark. The first squad of the 4th field detachment of the All-Russian Zemstvo Union.
Our Infirmary Wagons during Transportation of the Wounded.
Moving the Wounded on a Conventional Cart from the Regimental Dressing Station to the Hospital.
9-10. From the series "Photograph of an Officer Participating in the Great Liberation War of 1914/5". Petrograd: "Peace and War" - Partnership "Zvezda", between 1914 and 1916. Autotype.
The Wounded are Transferred to the Wagons.
Sister of Mercy, Awarded the St. George Medal for her Work on the Front Lines.
Korsakov S.A. Departure of the Wounded. Petrograd: "Peace and War", 1914. Autotype. (See in the Digital Library)
Red Cross Society. Moscow: D. Khromov and M. Bahrakh, between 1914 and 1917. Phototype. (From the series "From the Theater of War")
Under a Hail of Bullets. Moscow: Fedorov, between 1914 and 1917. Color autotype.
[Helping the Wounded.] B. Moscow: Local Committee of the Northern Railway, between 1914 and 1917. Color autotype.
Wounded Soldiers Waiting for a Train to Russia. Moscow: D. Khromov and M. Bahrakh, between 1914 and 1917. Phototype.
The Wounded are being Transported. Luga: G.V.Gruzintsev, 1915. Phototype.
Russian Orderlies Bandaging the Wounded German Prisoners. Moscow: D. Khromov and M. Bahrakh, 1916. Phototype.